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#TITLE: Starts the title. All words until the next keyword comprise the title of the chart | #TITLE: Starts the title. All words until the next keyword comprise the title of the chart | ||
#CONNECTSTO (Optional construct): The integer numbers which follow CONNECTSTO represent a pane in the realtime [[Dashboard|dashboard]]. When clicked on that pane this chart appears. This is only valid on charts in the default output. For other outputs there is no semantics for CONNECTSTO and a warning is issued in the logfile if it is specified in any second or higher output. | #CONNECTSTO (Optional construct): The integer numbers which follow CONNECTSTO represent a pane in the realtime [[Dashboard|dashboard]]. When clicked on that pane this chart appears. This is only valid on charts in the default output. For other outputs there is no semantics for CONNECTSTO and a warning is issued in the logfile if it is specified in any second or higher output. | ||
#HAS WINDBARBS [ ABOVE | BELOW ] (Optional construct): Defines if the chart displays the WINDBARBS showing direction and speed as indicators (this is not an exact plot of wind) | #HAS WINDBARBS [ ABOVE | BELOW ] (Optional construct): Defines if the chart displays the WINDBARBS showing direction and speed as indicators (this is not an exact plot of wind). Above | Below specifies the place in the chart. | ||
#PLOT: Starts the plot specification using one of the possible variables. Each chart requires at least one PLOT. | #PLOT: Starts the plot specification using one of the possible variables. Each chart requires at least one PLOT. | ||
#[[CDL - STATS|STATS]]: Starts the statistics block using one of the possible variables. Semantics demands the variable to be plotted normally as well. | #[[CDL - STATS|STATS]]: Starts the statistics block using one of the possible variables. Semantics demands the variable to be plotted normally as well. | ||